Sentence examples for dubious presentations from inspiring English sources
Some are acting as if nothing changed, letting loose with dubious presentations and e-blasts urging wealthy clients to protect their estates.
It seemed a dubious prospect: a presentation of a bubbly holiday favorite, Johann Strauss's "Fledermaus," in April.
As the novel progresses, Hod, Niles, Junior and Royal ship out to battle in the Philippines — a military intervention, in Sayles's presentation, as legally dubious as the one in Cuba and as racist as the riots in Wilmington.
On a related note, I recently had my Advanced Placement students work in groups to check for dubious facts used in various class presentations, debates, panels and A.P. synthesis essays.
Despite Corsi's central role in peddling dubious and discredited birther claims, this presentation appears to have been what led to Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio launching an "cold case posse" investigation into Obama's "eligibility" to be president.
Presented through the lens of a dubious outsider, Mann came off as alternately imperious and oblivious to the potential objections some might have to her presentation of her children in the nude.
Berneburg and his clientele are dubious about the state's intentions, and Kleiman's presentation to Seattle's city council did not help matters.
The dubious clinical meaning and doubtful existence of normal breast-like subtype, also reflected in its heterogeneous clinical presentations of ER and HER2 phenotypes, remained unsolved and demanded further evaluations.
He said in his opinion the presentation, made to industry and non-government representatives and international energy officials, drew some "very dubious correlations and mounted some pretty unsophisticated arguments".
